"Forlat henne i stedet."

Translation: Leave her instead.

[jar30pma23]

Interesting: forlat has two meanings - leave and forgive....... Covering both bases!!

[Navan14]

Yes, but usually "forlat" means "leave".
"tilgi" means "forgive".

"Forlat henne" = "Leave her"

"Tilgi henne" = "Forgive her"

[Hsanity7]

Thanks! Can you show us a sentence where forlat is used in the context of forgiving?

[AlanWWatts]

I second that

[deactivated user]

Audio sounds strange to me, sounds like 'Forlat hennet i stedet.'
Reported it but just wondered if it was just me.

[Luke_5.1991]

I agree, so I've disabled the audio exercises, but we can't remove the audio completely.

[gipszjaki]

What does it mean? I wait for something. Instead OF WHAT?

By the way, how can I say in Norwegian?
1. Leave her instead of forgiving her.
2. Trust her instead of leaving her.

1 = 2 = Forlat henne i stedet å forlate henne - ????

[Navan14]

"Forlat henne" = "Leave her"

"Tilgi henne" = "Forgive her"

[xeslaro]

What kind of leave her is forlat? Like to leave a relationship, or physically leave something/someone in a place?

[Nokitok]

both

[RaleighStarbuck]

Hvordan sier man "Leave her in the place" på norsk?

[DrOctagonapus]

/r/relationships in a nutshell

[JackAdgery]

what a phrase to misunderstand... "She told me your friend said 'leave her.'" ... "No no no no, he said 'forgive her.'"

Does this get mixed up a lot, or am i missing something?

[NormanMcDonnell]

Is i stedet the same as nettopp

[SP-Ch]

I tried "leave her in place" wouldn't that also be a literal translation? Like, "that doll? You can leave her in place."

[Greenee4]

Anyone else got this sentence right after "ikke forlat meg"? ;-)

[Cody393633]

What is the difference between forlat and drar?